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Why publishing undergrad research matters
Dr. Pamela Trotter, professor of chemistry, writes about the benefits of helping undergraduates publish research.
"Publishing undergraduate research benefits not only me and my students, but our institution as well. It provides tangible billboards, showing what our students are doing and how they are part of the greater scientific community."
'77 grad to bring his choir to Carnegie Hall
Gregory Day '77 is familiar with the choral classic, "Messiah," having sung it with the Augustana Choir. He will get to be part of the Handel oratorio at New York's Carnegie Hall on Nov. 27. Day is artistic director of the Lincoln-Way Area Chorale (based in New Lenox, Ill.), which has been invited to perform by Distinguished Concerts International New York in "Messiah" with other choristers from around the world and a 125-piece orchestra.
A Better U
A Better U means a better college experience at a price comparable to public universities; better chances to participate and lead in sports, clubs and groups; better connections with mentors, and your bright future sooner.
Vikings advance; ticket sales Tuesday
The Vikings men's basketball team will play in the NCAA Division III Tournament Friday, advancing to the Sweet 16 after two closely fought games last weekend.
Five Questions: Dr. Jessica Schultz
Dr. Jessica Schultz, assistant professor of psychology, talks about happiness, the ideal student and how learning is applied.
2017 Augie Abroad Photo Contest
This contest is open to any current Augustana student who participated in an Augustana-sponsored study away program between Spring Term 2016 and Spring Break 2017.
Learn about the oldest light in the universe
Astrophysicist Dr. Tom Crawford presenting the Harry Nelson Lecture in Astronomy, "Probing Fundamental Physics with the Oldest Light in the Universe." This free public lecture is on Thursday, April 21, at 7:30 p.m. in room 102 of the Hanson Hall of Science.
Theatre class to present 'Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde'
Augustana College will "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde" Friday-Sunday. It deals with the Irish writer's trials on the matter of his relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas and others, which led to charges of "committing acts of gross indecency with other male persons" and his imprisonment in 1895.
Field trips from Southern California to the Caribbean
Geology provides many opportunities for students to observe and study in the field.